Think I'm getting Ripped Off
06-09-2005, 06:48 PM
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plus racingbeat comes with very detailed instructions so that'll help you out immensely!
or u can just go to Midas and have them install ur exhaust for cheap like others have said...
the intake... you can do it with some buddies and have some bonding time. i installed my rb intake with my gf... it was really fun and easy, and i did my rb exhaust with a bunch of the guys haha
good luck and have fun :D
or u can just go to Midas and have them install ur exhaust for cheap like others have said...
the intake... you can do it with some buddies and have some bonding time. i installed my rb intake with my gf... it was really fun and easy, and i did my rb exhaust with a bunch of the guys haha
good luck and have fun :D
06-13-2005, 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by cas2themoe
I think I'll do it myself. I have to get my money back for my RB Clutch Setup then. They took it out because of hard vibrations and havent got back to me on why it was doing it. Its been over a month now. I just need my money back!
06-13-2005, 09:50 AM
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Yeah, the bumpy end of the battery goes on the plus side :D
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dude you fix Lightsabes?!! man mine has been on the fritz for weeks. ever since i had to cut thru a couple of droids while back flipping. i dropped it while landing because of a force push by this idiot sith who i landed on- it bounced of a rock and fell into the water. can you help? :D :D
06-15-2005, 11:00 PM
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cas2themoe..just do it yourself on a sunday or saturday morning. I put on my revi and rev8 no problem......although i found out the "moderate amount of force to remove stock exhaust from bushings" really meant a hell of a lot...but a good tip is to use some lub (wd-40 when it is cold of course) and get it in there and it comes off much easier. just save the money and you'll hav efun doing it:D i did.
side note: sorry abotu the whoel clutch assembly thing..i too am waiting....i should hear back from RB in a week but i do hav ea bad concept of time..so i think i'll call them tomarrow and ask what is up :D
side note: sorry abotu the whoel clutch assembly thing..i too am waiting....i should hear back from RB in a week but i do hav ea bad concept of time..so i think i'll call them tomarrow and ask what is up :D
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